The Perdigon Nymph Patina is a streamlined fly pattern favored by anglers for its sinking ability and lifelike appearance. This tutorial will guide you through tying this effective nymph.
Materials Needed:

Hook: Barbless Hook #16
Thread: 8/0 Orange
Body: Tinsel Patina
Tail: Natural Pheasant Tail
Step-by-Step Instructions:

Secure the barbless hook in your vise.
Start wrapping the orange thread near the hook eye and build a smooth base.
Tie in the pheasant tail fibers to form the tail.
Wrap the tinsel around the hook shank for the body, ensuring even coverage.
Secure the materials and whip finish to complete the fly.
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Fly tying enthusiasts can use this guide to create a durable and visually appealing nymph. Perfect for freshwater fishing, this fly is a must-have in your tackle box.